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 1    Pref        |    displease a father whom she loved so much, and who also loved
 2    Pref        |    loved so much, and who also loved her more than his other 
 3    Life, I     |      and he it was whom I most loved, though I was very fond
 4    Life, II(96)|    kept her from seeking to be loved of men.~
 5    Life, VI    |       solitude remained, and I loved to discourse and speak of
 6    Life, IX    |    love our Lord—for if they loved Him, they would rejoice
 7    Life, IX    |  clearly, as I thought, that I loved Him; but I did not understand,
 8    Life, XI    |     the way of prayer, who has loved us so much. It is a dignity
 9    Life, XVIII |       praise Thee, Who hast so loved us that we can truly speak
10    Life, XXII  |      Mother of God, though she loved Him more than all.309 They
11    Life, XXXV  | knowledge that a person whom I loved more than myself, and whose
12    Life, XXXV  |        that or anything else I loved, nor at the loss of that
13    Life, XXXIX |        for, now that He knew I loved Him! I was not to doubt.
14    Life, XL    |        Me in truth; for if men loved Me, I should not hide My
15     Rel, II    |       to be very fond of being loved by others; now I do not
16     Rel, II    |        the former I wish to be loved, in order that they may
17     Rel, III   |    these, while showing how He loved me: "I give thee My Son,